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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1993
Page
6
Dear reader, cataracts cloud the lens causing blurred vision and possible blindness. Surgery removes the cloudy lens and implants a synthetic one. the operation is safe overall with small risks. Usually you may take your usual medicines the morning of surgery but get your surgeon’s approval first.
A humorous look at forced retirement and workplace rumors. A plant manager and a New York sales executive face unwelcome push toward retirement. A scheming employee plans a retirement party to expose rivals, but bosses strike a compromise and avoid scandal. The piece ends inviting readers to share retirement stories with The Senior Forum in Columbia, Missouri.
The Colorado senator discusses his Harley Davidson, horse War Bonnet, and long gray ponytail. He outlines his Navajo and Portuguese heritage, rough youth, and shift from crafts to a jewelry business run with his family. He notes he earns no salary from the jewelry firm, aligning with income rules, while selling pieces nationwide.
A Ventura California obituary notes Yolanda Angelari Mitchell died at 60 from emphysema after a lifetime of cigarette smoking. Relatives share how the obituary’s detail spurred reflection on smoking risks in a public letter to Dear Abby, urging awareness for readers and future generations.
A teen seeks advice on Edith bullying at school. Jill ignores Whispered taunts, Dr Wallace suggests Jill set clear boundaries and walk away. In another letter, a slim teen asks how to avoid pressure to gain weight. Dr Gwimp warns against overeating and notes thinness can reflect better health.
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